The Cost of Subsistence¶
Stigler. (1945). The Cost of Subsistence. Journal of Farm Economics.
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- Stigler asked for the cheapest daily diet meeting a set of minimum nutrient requirements (calories, protein, calcium, vitamins, and others) drawn from a list of 77 foods
This sourceStigler's statement that no one had determined the minimum cost of an adequate diet before his own paper.
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“no one has determined the minimum cost of obtaining the amounts of calories, protein, minerals, and vitamins which these studies accept as adequate or optimum”
- Stigler asked for the cheapest daily diet meeting a set of minimum nutrient requirements (calories, protein, calcium, vitamins, and others) drawn from a list of 77 foods
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